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... anny, several women professed to be cured of maladics. Some were suilering from afleetions in ¢Le hwvad, olhers from inward complaints, add many from weuk eyes. One woman who, belore being anointed, said she could not recognise a friend a yard away, aiteswanis ...
... members of the army, assentl women profweed to be= of maladies. Sane were suffering from aff in the head, others from inward complaints, sad many from weak eyes. One woman who, Wore anointed, said else eould not recognise a friend arm! away, afterwards ...
... the Army, several professed to be cured of maladies. Some were suffering from affec- tions in the head, others from inward complaints, and many from weak eyes. One womnan who, before being anocinted, said she could not r ecognise a friend a yard away ...
... VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS, Loxpox Ovsrox House, Sept. 19, § p.m. Mozmart (8), Antwerp, J. A D.—A. Hoiland, .. Fra (s), Havre, Horselydovn—G.s.N. Co. Tazus ( ...
... VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS, Lonpox Custox Housw, Fen. 2, § p.m. Sir Robert Yeel (3), Dunkirk, Fenning's Wharf—Carcy. Palomares (s), Huelva, Milholo—C. Tennaut, Swift (), Ostend, 34 hathariuc's Whar! - Hackett, Aus- cader, ‘ Berwiek (3), Treport, Hay's W ...
... detectiug the casule of nuyfailure or 9Iefieieuey in the supply; (5 an easy rne.ails of access to headquarters to lodge complaints; (6) defirite ii. nrrangeinients for preventing obstruction in tbe strectsi; 71 le the relief of tie Board of Trade from ...
... CHRISTMAS FAT STOCK SHOWS. VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS, Lowpow Cosron Houss, Dec. 9, ¢ p.u. Katy and Hanna, Borga, B.C.D.—J. Goodchild. Scouland (s), Montreal, V.D.—T y, Carter, and Co, Wm. Pru(:)V- Orange (s), mw i ward. .l;rL_ Hendrik (s), Fiushing, Qu ...
... TIER INWARD OF PHILANTHROPY AT THY 'tract. we rti Mk Be of ti 111010 an ,tumunication hai .— beei7reoeived from Messrs. Berney and Monday asking the wenn% of the Board to the &Iterations. He bed been pretty regular in attendance, and be knew of none ...
... Widow Welch's Pills for Female Complaints BMITHERS, Graod-daughter to the Widow Welch, coalmen to prepare thip celebrated Med. ftee two googly and genuine Family Ite iwia MAYS, Oar (di Female oompialute bele abledmed to it • mesiiiesbimebity amd form ...
... brokerage and guarantee, 1 per cent. a INWARD MAIL DUE May 2.—Gatt.e, APRIL 10.—The Menageries meaning well known to the trade; secondly, if so, did the words mean . Maritimes steamer Saghalien, with the inward French mails from that the brokers were ...
... VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS, Loxponx Custoxn House, Ocr. 26, 4 p.x. Cologne (s), Boulogne, St. Katuerines Wharf—Kahn and Co. Orleans (8), St. Nazaire, Hay's Wharf—L. and T. T. Co. ‘ Sir Rebert Peel (s), Dunkirk. Battle Bridge—Carey. Nerissa (s), Zante, &c ...
... [Complaint* having repeatedly neared a to the non-appearance Tna Cower, of Adyertisenunts Saks of Horses at Aber/ Gate, the Publisher &cgs to state that the Messrs. Tattersall do not act as the agents of this paper, sad that yentkown with horses to ...